Live. Laugh. Love: Bipolar Weather

So these past few days, the weather in New Jersey has been super weird. If i was a doctor for weather, I'd diagnose the weather as being severely bipolar. Each day has literally been pouring for about an hour, only to be extremely sunny an hour later. When the sun was out, there were no traces of a downpour ever happening before besides some puddles on the road or some water droplets on cars. As if that wasn't enough, it would start raining hard again in another hour or so. This exact situation happened on almost every day of this week. One day even had more than two weather changes in the course of 6 hours. This is ridiculous. New Jersey recorded the second most rain in the month of June for New Jersey state this past month. It had to happen this particularly annoying way. The sun would come out giving everyone hope for the previously crappy day to turn into a nice sunny day, only for the rain to come again and crush everyone hopes. Imagine people who had planned to have picnic a day this week. There must have been a lot of planning behind getting everyone together on a sunny day. The constant change of weather in a course of one day would drive them nuts! "O it's sunny out right now, maybe we can go on our picnic after all...." Then they would either meet up and get showered on, or they would prepare to go out and cancel again because the rain started pouring again. If that isn't enough frustration for one day, they wouldn't be able to go out for the whole week since every single day is rain and shine and rain and shine. Since I'm one of those people whose mood is greatly affected by the weather, this kind of fickle weather can really cause me some stress. You think having bipolar people in this world is a problem hard to fix, try fixing bipolar weather.

On a lighter note, I'll leave you today with some pictures of some of the food I ate tonight at a sushi buffet. Even tho the quality is bad since the pictures were taken with my crappy phone camera, I'm sure they are still mouthwatering worthy. Enjoy and until next time (hopefully with better weather).